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Cisco UCS-SCAP-M6 | RAID cache SuperCap | UCS M6 | write‑cache backup power module

UCS-SCAP-M6

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Description

Supercapacitor module designed for UCS M6 platforms to protect RAID controller write cache during power loss. Offers a battery‑free alternative to BBUs, reducing maintenance while ensuring cache integrity for critical workloads.

Features

- Ensures RAID write‑cache protection on power events
- Reduced maintenance compared to battery units
- Rapid recharge and long service life
- Purpose‑built for UCS M6 controller cache modules
- Supports mission‑critical and virtualized workloads

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

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Technical Specifications

- Function: SuperCap pack for RAID controller cache backup
- Platform compatibility: UCS M6 server family (controller-dependent)
- Purpose: Preserves pending writes on power loss
- Maintenance: Battery‑free design; no periodic cell replacement
- Interface: Connects via controller backup power lead
- Environment: Suited for continuous datacenter operation

FAQs

Q: Will this work with any UCS M6 server?
A: Compatibility depends on the specific RAID controller and chassis provisions. Check your server and controller model for supported SuperCap part numbers.

Q: Do I need to configure anything after installation?
A: Typically no; the RAID controller detects the SuperCap automatically. You can verify status in the controller utility.

Q: How is this different from a BBU?
A: A SuperCap provides backup power without the replacement cycle of batteries and generally recharges faster.

Q: Can it be hot‑swapped?
A: No. Installation is normally performed during maintenance with the system powered down.

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